| WA1080 Advanced C++ Programming |
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This course broadens the skills of a C++ language programmer by examining
sophisticated C++ concepts such as templates, exceptions, memory management,
advanced inheritance issues, disambiguation of overloaded functions, private
and protected inheritance, binary i/o and class libraries. |
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| Objectives |
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At the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Decide between global functions, friend functions and member functions
- Code their own memory management routines by overloading operators new
and delete
- Write classes and functions with parameterized types
- Understand and handle exceptions in C++ programs
- Disambiguate data and functions using multiple inheritance
- Understand the difference between various kinds of inheritance
- Use pointers to class member functions
- Understand the C++ mechanism to resolve overloaded functions
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| Topics |
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- A Review
- Parameterized Types - Templates
- Relations of All Kinds
- Multiple Inheritance
- Data Structures
- Function Pointers
- Exceptions
- The C++ Standard Template Library
- Disambiguation
- File I/O
- Miscellaneous Topics
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| Audience |
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Anybody who has been programming in C++ and wishes to enhance their knowledge
of the language. |
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| Prerequisites |
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Students should have completed the Introduction to C++ Programming course
or have equivalent knowledge. |
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| Duration |
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Five days. |
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